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| The diameter of Jupiter is 40 times that of the moon and it would dominate the night sky if it were in the same position |
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| Uranus would look a similar size to Neptune, according to Mr Miller, who has created the images to highlight the size of the planets |
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| Smallest planet Mercury would look just slightly larger than the moon from the same distance |
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| Mars would appear around twice the size of the moon from 233,812 miles away |
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| The Moon |
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| Neptune |
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| Mars would appear around twice the size of the moon from 233,812 miles away |
